obeone

This was the last of the great SLRs from Canon. It uses EOS lenses and accessories, it works great. I just shot a roll of TX400 and processed it. Outstanding results. If you've thought about getting back into shooting film, this is the camera you want.
- This is for the body and Power Drive only. $375 includes conus shipping. PayPal only.
PM if interested, or f you have any questions.

Specs given below:
Model EOS-1V HS Body Only
MPN 2044A005
UPC 082966124051

Key Features
Camera Type SLR
Film Type 35mm
Lens Mount Canon EF
Battery Type Lithium Battery

Focus
Focus Type Auto & Manual
Number of Focusing Points 45

Shutter
Shutter Speed 30 to 1/8000 sec
Maximum Flash Sync Speed 1/250 sec

Exposure
ISO Range - Automatic Setting ISO 25 - 5000
ISO Range - Manual Setting ISO 6 - 6400
Frames per Second 10 fps
Manual Shooting Modes Aperture Priority, Fully Manual, Program Shift, Shutter Priority
Light Metering Modes Center Weighted, Evaluative Metering, Partial Metering, Spot Weighted, TTL

Film Transport
Dioptric Adjustment Range -3 to 1
Film Auto Transport Loading, Rewind, Transport

Viewfinder
Eye Relief 20 mm
Viewfinder Frame Coverage 100%
Viewfinder Magnification 0.72X

Dimensions
Depth 3.2 in.
Height 6.4 in.
Width 6.3 in.
Weight 48.7 Oz

Miscellaneous
Additional Features Auto Exposure, Focus Lock, Interchangeable Lenses, Self Timer, Waterproof
Release Date 2000

dead2fred Loc: Da Bronx

I've got the EOS 1n with the PB-E2 grip and it's a great film body to go with my EOS collection. But it's been sitting atop the dining room hutch for a few years now along with a few other film cameras. Since the last developer in my area has long since closed, using mailers has become rather expensive so there it sits.

obeone

That's why I used TX400. Easy to develope at home and then scan to process or print. I'm using film a lot more and finding the fun I used to have in photography. I'm only selling this camera because of neuropathy in my hands is making it very hard to hold onto big cameras. I had to sell my 5D MKiii because I was afraid I was going to drop it.
Anyway, get some TX400 a tank, changing bag and some chemicals and go for it.

speters Loc: Grangeville/Idaho

You are quite right, I do not part with mine either!!! I still shoot film with it quite frequently and besides it, I also use a Pentax 645 nII (also a stellar performer)!